**LAW OF KARMA**
Law of Karma
Karma is a Sanskrit word for action. It is equivalent to newton's law of every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Karma is a universal law in which good or bad acts determines the future mode of a particular individual's existence. The word, karma, carried no honorable importance during its earliest specialized usage. In correspondence to Newtonian, anytime an action is carried out by whichever way, a cause has been created which in turn bears it's own consequences. Karma is linked with the positive and negative actions of human beings.
It's bad to think that karma deal only with what you do. No! It deals with both the activities of the body and that of the mind. Everyone is going to take account for his or her actions.
Law of karma can be understood based on two principles.
One, on a very crucial point of reaping seeds of every action sown. Like planting cassava and expecting sweet potato; no, it's not possible you get back cassava in big folds. The second principle deals with the state of mind at every point in time. When you experience a mind state of love, there comes, naturally, along with it feeling of openness and love as its immediate fruit. In same way, if there are moments of greed and hatred in the future asides the effects of this mindset, there will be an experience of pain that corresponds with this moment.
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